Technology and other modern-day conveniences have become so engrained in our daily lives that most people would be hard-pressed to live without them. This isn’t the case for the Amish, who are still living life much the way it was 300 years ago. Their way of living, which can prohibit ownership of computers and may… Read More »
As the 19th of July – Freedom Day in the UK – signals a return to life as we once knew it, a lot of venues are remaining understandably cautious. Gyms and leisure centre owners are taking particular care to keep customers and staff safe – and to prevent closures due to employees having to… Read More »
Britain’s daily Covid cases are DOWN for first time in two months with 39,906 infections – but map reveals outbreak grew in all but FIVE of areas of England last week and more have been pinged than ever Today’s case numbers mark a 17.8% drop on the number last Thursday and first time they’ve fallen… Read More »
Professor Lockdown warns TIGHTER restrictions may be needed as UK breaches 3,000 Covid cases for first time in a month with spike of 18% in a week amid spread of Indian variant – but deaths stay in single figures with nine victims Covid deaths have remained in single figures, with nine fatalities recorded today —… Read More »
By MIKE MAGEE In the fog of the Covid pandemic, many are wondering what ever happened to prior vocal support for universal coverage and Medicare-for-All. Expect those issues to regain prominence in the coming months. A bit of recent history helps explain why. The January 6th insurrection, followed by the past weeks two mass shootings,… Read More »